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There is almost zero retribution for non-compliance. This law is ripe for abuse. It's only a question when, not if, the data will become public. Conveniently, p
by chopin 3y ago
There is almost zero retribution for non-compliance.
This law is ripe for abuse.
It's only a question when, not if, the data will become public.
Conveniently, people with private insurance are exempted, which are most of our politicians and all of our public servants.
- V__ 3y agoWrong. Potential fines for a GDPR breach, under which this could fall under, are 4% of the firm's worldwide annual revenue from the preceding financial year. But there is also a criminal code in the works for violating data provided by this bill.